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'The best deal I've ever got:' Kiwi author's book about cats snapped up by UK publisher

Stacy Gregg's latest children's novel about cats under threat includes real-world themes.

The surprising benefits of using poles for hiking and walking

New York Times: How to reap the benefits of walking with poles.

Top picks for family fun on school holidays in Auckland

Weary parents needn't panic – there are many options to keep the cries of boredom at bay.

Behind the Briscoes Lady: The truth about Tammy Wells

The actor-artist has had a double life for 37 years.

I snoop, you snoop, we all snoop on each other’s phone screens

New York Times: Are privacy screens ruining the joy of reading over a stranger's shoulder?

Prince William under fire from Peta because his dog had puppies

Charity suggested Prince and Princess follow King and Queen's adoption example.

'Denied a fighting chance': Auckland woman's plea to fund life-saving cancer drug

Catherine Cooke petitions Govt to fund Keytruda for early triple negative breast cancer.

7 ways to get a feel-good fix of hormone oxytocin

Feeling a little stressed lately? Here are ways you can stimulate the feel-good hormone.

Why is everybody ‘crashing out’?

New York Times: Gen Z embraces a slang term for familiar feelings.

How a law graduate's art purchase could deliver $1m to Auckland Gallery

Australian philanthropist donates McCahon, Binney and Killeen art to fundraising auction.

Easy roasted butternut soup with coconut cream and herbs

Everyone has a favourite pumpkin soup, but it’s worth adding a recipe to your repertoire.

Does Lemsip really work? Experts weigh in on its effectiveness

Telegraph: We often reach for Lemsip when cough or flu symptoms start - but does it work?

Simplify your cleaning routine with just five items

Multi-surface sprays are convenient and require no rinsing after use.

Advice: Was I wrong to tell my dead friend’s son that his father sold sperm to a sperm bank?

New York Times: When sharing family secrets may do more harm than good.

Society Insider: Nash smooths Golden Visas for wealthy; Is Rod Drury the king of Qtown?; Lux weddings for Heatly, Crane

Plus, Amisfield owner and chef celebrate global award in Italy.

What is tapping, and can it really improve mental health?

New York Times: Tapping originated from a technique called Thought Field Therapy.